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Edmonds Sons of Norway Lodge 2-130 515 Dayton Street, Edmonds-(MAP with Directions) mailing address:-P.O. Box 1651, Edmonds, WA 98020-1651 Meetings are held on the lower (ground) level of the Edmonds Masonic Center. Trollhaugen Sno-Park parking changed! Look here to see details. Christine Anderson's 2009 - 2010 Lutefisk Dinners Event List (PDF or DOC). Click http://XRL.us/SonsCal to view an enhanced Calendar for all District 2 Lodges. Look below for a quick glimpse of what we did last Summer!!! Beautiful pictures found easily here, here, and here - - - by similarity! Hey there! SonsofNorway is using Twitter. - http://twitter.com/sonsofnorway Sons of Norway Blog - http://SonsOfNorwayBlog.Blogspot.com/ There are more than 40 groups on Facebook that are dedicated to Sons of Norway. Just search for "Sons of Norway". Welcome to Edmonds Lodge. Monthly meetings begin with cultural activities and/or videos in the afternoon, often with live music, then a great meal followed by a program and short business meeting. Summer meetings are often held in a local or regional park. You can conveniently return to this WEB page by "Googling" - edmonds sons - or - sons edmonds - or - edmonds norway - or - norway edmonds - or - edmonds "sons of norway" - and then clicking on Google's (TOP) link - Edmonds Sons of Norway.
'The Things We Did Last Summer'
Music and Musicians of Norway - Cultural Skills Members are earning their Norwegian Cultural Skills bar in Music and Musicians of Norway. Earn your bars and enjoy hearing a variety of wonderful music produced by great Composers, Performers, and Conductors from Norway. The Unit introduces the richness and variety of Norwegian music from its roots in times unknown through some of its myriad expressions in the present day. Roberta Morrow chairs a music listening group that listens, discusses, and shares Norwegian music on meeting nights after the 4:30 PM movie in the green room. Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition Connection? Were your ancestors in Washington 100 years ago? If they were, chances are that they attended the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition which took place over several months in 1909 on the campus of the University of Washington. Plans are in the works to have a great celebration of the 100th anniversary of what was the event that put Seattle on the map. The only existing film of the AYPE is the Norway Day video. If your ancestors attended, do you have any souvenirs or stories about the event that you can share at a meeting later this year? Roberta birdeekay@earthlink.net Our library now contains 2 copies of "Norway Day, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition" obtained from the "Seattle Municipal Archives Motion Picture Collection." Some details about the film are here. It will be screened during a future meeting. |
